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Spanish Gremlins had a very Rick & Morty feel to it. Loving the show. Thene again, I liked Season 5 too. It's all good. 
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I like how the Japanese kids's texts are still being spoken in Jeff's voice (until the confession), even though the English is horribly stunted. 
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Binary Badger posted:I like how the Japanese kids's texts are still being spoken in Jeff's voice (until the confession), even though the English is horribly stunted. Joel McHale speaking in monotone Engrish is what made that subplot so good.
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prefect posted:I thought the father's speech was pretty well-written. It seemed super-dramatic and literary. Quite honestly, one of the best community bits ever. I absolutely lost it.
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How long has it been since the last dance?
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John Dough posted:How long has it been since the last dance? Bear Down/Fat Dog
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Possibly Chicken posted:Bear Down/Fat Dog
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pwn posted:IT'S A BEAR DANCE! I'm just fat dogging' it.
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I haven't rewatched season 4 (obviously, except freaky friday) or 5 and now I'm laughcrying at work and can't explain why.
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Mar 27, 2015 16:54
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The father's speech was genius but it wasn't funny to me because it was a little too real.  Frankie and Elroy seem like the original study group packed into two people. I look forward to the rest of the season very much, and I would like to see another order for 13 episodes. Also I think when Britta drives to her parents' house in episode 2 she was listening to the song from episode 3. Worlds withing worlds. superjew fucked around with this message at 01:01 on Mar 28, 2015 |
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Mar 28, 2015 00:55
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Yeah, I guess Britta's story didn't go anywhere that episode, but it was cool when the set fell away around her out of nowhere for the fantasy sequence.
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Neil, Fat They learnt nothing!
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superjew posted:The father's speech was genius but it wasn't funny to me because it was a little too real. Elroy seems like the old man character like Pierce, but without the rear end in a top hat. I'm warming up to him. Also, that speech was amazing; I liked the texting subplot but that made it even better. I hope they do something with Britta and Chang, so far both of them are too far gone and not in a good way.
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I don't know if it's even possible to bring Chang back after season 3. He went full-on cartoon character psychopath. Everything since then seems like awkward dancing around that elephant in the room. Then again, I missed season 5. Did they satisfactorily address it in season 5?
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Phylodox posted:I don't know if it's even possible to bring Chang back after season 3. He went full-on cartoon character psychopath. Everything since then seems like awkward dancing around that elephant in the room. He has Changnesia.
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Mar 29, 2015 19:46
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That Irish Guy posted:
I about died laughing when I saw that. Of course she's into Ayn Rand. I just caught up on this series tonight. So far, it's not too bad. I like how they're incorporating and handling texting. And when Frankie announces again that she doesn't own a TV, the look that Elroy shoots her is priceless. And it goes on for almost long enough.
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tarlibone posted:And when Frankie announces again that she doesn't own a TV, the look that Elroy shoots her is priceless. And it goes on for almost long enough. Yes. 
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Given that the book was next to a bunch of meds, I thought it was a hint that she might have trouble sleeping, hence a super-long, boring book.
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Patrovsky posted:Given that the book was next to a bunch of meds, I thought it was a hint that she might have trouble sleeping, hence a super-long, boring book. Well, she only rests half her brain at once, so maybe she needs a couple reads to let it all sink in.
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swickles posted:He has Changnesia. That's season 4 droog, 5 starts with him copping to his lie and doing the time. He's back as a math teacher, right? He's more just an out and out idiot/lunatic now. See the S5 episode with ghosts
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Milovan Drecun posted:That's season 4 droog, 5 starts with him copping to his lie and doing the time. He's back as a math teacher, right? He's more just an out and out idiot/lunatic now. See the S5 episode with ghosts 2014
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El Tortuga posted:"You just believed a bunch of ghosts?" gets a laugh out of me every single time. The delivery on that line is so perfect.
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Haha, the IT Lady at Greendale has mysteriously vanished. I'm glad they referenced Paget's old role.
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Gay dean, gay dean, gay dean~
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Another really good episode. Jim Rash killed it. The Dean describing his sexuality as a magician pulling a neverending multicoloured hankerchief out of his sleeve is one of the funniest metaphors I've heard. Moreover, Jeff and the Dean's wordless coversation in reaction to Frankie's revelation was the biggest laugh of the episode. I'm impressed how tangental Jeff has been so far. None of the episode have really focused on him, which is a nice change of pace. It's given the cast the opportunity to interact in interesting ways and allowed the new characters to assimilate much more readily into the group. Elroy and Frankie have both had storylines or significant interactions with all of the main cast members now and they feel right at home in the gang.
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In It For The Tank posted:Haha, the IT Lady at Greendale has mysteriously vanished. I'm glad they referenced Paget's old role. It was a very well done reference and was way better than whatever supposed reference was done in the first episode. I was really glad at how they were willing to put Britta in a very low key role. It bothers me when shows try too hard to force all the characters into plots.
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Those bastards, they finally did it.
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Is that the same person playing Annie Kim? I may be remembering badly, but she seems different.
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Would watch the poo poo out of that Karate Kid adaptation. This season has been great, that episode was great, and I love the fact that Dan can write a standard episode that has a runtime of 30 minutes now because he doesn't have to conform to standard lengths (although I thought this season airs on TV in some places? Intrigued what they do then, maybe there's a TV cut). Plus dropping a bunch of the characters from the earliest seasons makes total sense in the context of the show, especially when they add solid new characters like they have. It's genuinely a show that could have no original cast members in a few seasons time yet still be great. So happy it's back.
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EL BROMANCE posted:Would watch the poo poo out of that Karate Kid adaptation. This season has been great, that episode was great, and I love the fact that Dan can write a standard episode that has a runtime of 30 minutes now because he doesn't have to conform to standard lengths (although I thought this season airs on TV in some places? Intrigued what they do then, maybe there's a TV cut). Is there a targeted time or is he allowed to vary by a few minutes to whatever the episode suits now?
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Steve Vader posted:Is that the same person playing Annie Kim? I may be remembering badly, but she seems different. She looked a little different to me too (the lack of glasses probably helped), but going by the credits it's the same actress.
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MikeJF posted:Is there a targeted time or is he allowed to vary by a few minutes to whatever the episode suits now? I'm pretty sure they've said in interviews that while they aimed for their usual length, there are a few episodes this season that ended up being a few minutes longer.
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This is my favorite episode of the season so far, true to form. I felt with previous episodes they needed some moderate editing, but I loved every portion of this one. Chang gets some great "normal" screentime, Abed and Elroy bond, and of course, the Gay Dean song.
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Jeff really is lower key this season. We're not getting swamped with Wingerisms to wrap up an episode and bring the group back together any more and... it's nice. Keith David... so random, so awesome.
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Gay dean, gay dean, gay dean, gaaay dean The season has been top notch.
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Ok this episode was pretty funny. Did anyone else think Jason Mantzoukas was channeling JK Simmons in Whiplash for the "acting" scenes?
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